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Items from the Courts.
SALOON-KEEPERS FINED.


There were more saloon keepers than drunk
ards before the Mayor yesterday morning. This
has been the case ever since the new Police
Board took charge of the force. The three sa-
loon keepers tried for selling liquor Sunday
were Herman Alderman, Geo. W. Suffer and
Pat Killian. Each was fined $40 and costs.
RECEIVERS REPORT.
Martin H. Daniels, receiver of the Morning
Star Publishing Company, according to instruc-
tons from Judge Walker, yesterday filed re-
port concerning his trust. The liabilities he has
found to be So 1876. 15 and the assets ST 1853 62 IN
outstanding bills, and So. 217 80 in value of prop
erty. making the total 5000 81, leaving bal
aDce of 81, 245 81. The company, he says, is
doing good business and making some money.
MRS. wATKINs's SUIT FOR BENEFITS
The officers of the Sick and Benevolent Asso
citation. of Indianapolis, with whom Mrs Mary
Watkins has some litigation in regard to claim
for benefits, rest their resistance to her demand
on the ground that she was not entitled to relief
They state that she had not, according to the
rules of the association acquired the right to
benefits, which does not accrue until eight
weekly payments have been made It was in
the fifth week of her membership that she be-
came sick, and thus benefits could not be paid
her. They also say her claim is weakened by
her not paying annual burial dues. The com
pauy pays only when this is done and when the
eight weekly dues are paid. The officers state
they doing a legitimate business in every
respect and that other benefciaries com
plain of the management.
TRIAL OF ALFRED HARRISON.
There were few vacant seats in the Criminal
Court room. yesterday morning, when the trial
of Alfred Harrison. the colored mugwump, in
dicted for forgery, was called. Among those
present were many people of his race, who are
taking more than passing interest in the result
of the trial. 1t has been several months since
| Harrison was arrested at time when he was
| employed as a letter carrier. One morning John
| Wheat presented check at the First National
| Bank, made payable to John Wilson or bearer
/ and bearing the signature of Frank Bird The
/ check was refused, and Wheat, Oh being
| arrested, said that Harrison had given
! it to him in the postoffice, where,
i in the prisoners presence ne had written it out
signing thereto Frank Birds name. On this
statement Harrison was arrested, and both mer
were indicted by the grand jury. Wheat has
been in jail all the time, but Harrison was re
leased on bail The forenoon WAS occupied in
empanelng a jury. The attorneys for the de
Tense insisted that the jury must be selected
| from men away from the court house. and whag
| the judge so ruled, a score of professional
Jurors rushed outside with the hopes Of beini
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GEORGE II. THOMAS WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS,
meeting at Thomas Post. afternoon.
LYRA CONCERT, Lyra Hail. evening.
GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Crane, "She
Stops to Conquer" evening.
Ih e MoSEuM-Edwin Arden "a Eagles Nest"
afternoon ara .-,,ro
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THE United States governments indorses
Haag's koumiss, as it is the best American
Ioumss
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.

EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.
The Eagle machine works. established thirty
nine years ago as the Washington foundry. by
Messrs. Watson & Voorhees,, are to be moved to
the south half of the block OF their present lnca-
ton. The new building will have a frontage Of
lis feet on Missouri street and $50 feet along
the Vandalia tracks. Two acres will be covered
by the new shops of the several departments.
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NEAT LEGERDEMAIN.

DR. P. H. Jameson, who was one of the COM
mittee at the spiritualstc performance given
on Sunday evening at Tomlinson Hail. says that
it was the first show of the kind he ever attend
ed He does not want to be understood as in
dorsing it as anything of spiritual nature or
representing any occult force, but looks upon it
simply a clever piece of legerdemain.
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Builders Hardware,

To builders or those who contemplate building
we advise visit to our store and examination OF
our goods and prices before buying. We can Go
you good in that line. You want to see
the full size model of Hills sliding inside blinds.
and you will take them in preference to the old
style every time. HILDEBRAND & FUGATE.
SO South Meridian street
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Twenty five persons assembled at the Ames
NJ. E. Church, last evening, to listen to lecture
by Mrs Mary Lee on the Formation of the
Earth" The lady displayed wide knowledge
of geology, and her talk throughout was quite
interesting. She held to the fact that the earth
was not the work of chance, but of infinite skill
and power
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Yesterday morning, at o'clock, Anna Patter-
son. living at No. Is Sharp street. attempted
suicide by taking six grains of morphine. DR..
Muller was called, and the girls life saved by
use of a stomach pump. Three weeks ago, while
residing in North Indianapolis, she made SINH
lar attempt She then gave the name of Lena
Brown.
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AN INVESTIGATION CHECKED.
The Police Board net yesterday to investigate
the charges fled against merchant policeman
Alfred Isaacs, but the meeting had hardly been
called to order before the defendant sent in HIS
resignation through Secretary Snyder The
charges very sensational in nature. and Mr.
Isaacs, it is asserted did rot want them to reach
the public. Mr.. Higgins, on whom Isaacs made
assault says the truth shall be known, and
has brought the matter before the grand jury.
Yesterday afternoon several witnesses were be-
fore the jury in reference to this matter.
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ArvtL line of bookcases at VIM. l. elders
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THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP.
The district attorneyshp is still attracting
considerable attention. ''Green Smith is prac-
tcally out Of the race said prominent Demo
crat yesterday. 1--WE want him to run for Gov
ernor in 1888, and he will stand much better
show if we can keep him at home" The race is
now between McNutt and Sellers. Senator
Bailey would also like to have the Office. but he
knows there is not much show for him. He will
ask to be appointed deputy under whoever is
successful He will likely be disappointed,
though for think it is understood that if either
McNutt or Sellers is appointed the other shall
be the deputy
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In Brief

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George Hodge and Belle Harris Nathan Bowers
and Sarah Scott
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Articles were filed with the Secretary of State
yesterday, incorporating the W. r. Caldwell
Company to manufacture jewelry, at South
Bend. 1t has capital stock of $4,000 with
Elisha Solomon, Walter R. Caldwell and Harry
l.. Hart as directors. Other companies incorpo-
rated are the Vincennes Belt Railroad Company,
with $50, 900 capital. divided into 500 shares,
and with Nathan T. Dalton. Edward Walton.
Smiley n. Chambers, Allen Tlndolph and G. 6.
Ramsdell as directors; the Fidelity Loan and
Savings Association, of Evansville. capital $500.
900, with Richard Hartloff, O. F. jacob, c.
Wunderlich. S B. Nisbet. Henry KOCH A. NJ.
We'll and John H. Osborn as directors.
AN INDIANAPoLITAN IN FRANCE.
Judge E. B. Martindale has received letter
from Hon. A. c. Harris, who is now in Europe on
short stay for rest and health. The letter is
dated Paris, Feb. % George Washington's birth
day. The day is kept as holiday in Paris, all
business houses being closed at noon, not be-
cause it is Washington's birthday, but mard
gras. Mr.. Harris says: "All the people came
out on the boulevards. Boys put on clowns
clothes and so did some girls, too. saw some
very neat baker boys. all in white pantaloon.
| and roundabouts, who were short haired gri
! settles. The photographs of General Boulanger
| Minister of War; show him in uniform, cooked
/ hat and covered with medals. They drillin.
| the boys here in France who are over seventeen
| and under twenty-five. ! saw the awk ward squads
| of country boys undergoing severe drill at Rouen
and tho streets here are alive with 'ret
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No has Pullman Shopper New York to Atlanta.
Gar without change, via. Harrisburg and Roam ,kc
and Sleeping Car baltimore to Luray, via W M
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orleans Without change via b. q. railroad and
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At agerstown. Md, with the .Wcster N MARYLAND
Railroad to and from Baltimore, Fredsrick.
Emmitt-burg, Cettysbnry, Penmar Waypesborn,
"a, md Roants on the Western Maryland railroad
md branches. =
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uarti.bnrg,C sr Isle, Shipponsburg, Chnnbersbure
hercerspnrg, Matsnsbur,, and Eoints o :. the On M.
,erland Valley railroad and brinches
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GEMS OF KNOWLEDGE.

The largest park in .ho United States
!, ,s, rai !. iiladeIpllia, unl con
Ing highest in0Gnmcnt in tho world
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TN. HAwxrss, sn. T.M.HAwx1ss, IN.
T. M. HAWKINS 4 SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwEI4 G. H, Va.

Thomas NJ. Hawkins & Son still
hold the fort. The senior member
of.this firm takes pleasure in stating
that he has been successful in pleas
ing some OF the most exact;ng men in
virginia in the matter of building
fine houses. He points to the houses
he has built in Tnzewell as his best
Recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever constructed.
Give honest workinen chance They
do not. intend to be under; bid, nor
can they BIO surpassed in the style of
their work. Call on them and they
will respond ut the dawn of day.
They refer to A. StCluir and Joseph
S. Gillespie, and A. White.
+ APPS 6m. Il. Nj. HAWKINS & SoN.
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never; .ii!stcip;s $ ra rsof lscf
lin her life, Nh cunts 10 i, 4 ltS
moss and lniiuiss ,la seis, 'ss
sou, slie ias "a jas 80 Ii a.
! hero lnls been *; II =: u fof$ tcisSsfs hi
t'ontine her ins small emo ft,rl
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= waist OF q hcayss iip5n, wI,irlb
dfessHia II Is hi hollow wiflf
a few folds of iols batting ilttibe tic
s waist of the gov over it. But fills III
! only worn for stluot mess and not to fts.
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5 not wear even which account for her
long, smooth stfiaes and the ease OF her;
poses, that ratliey melt and dissolve into
exlchl other tllai, Change Ia the winter
she wears to the fi,eatrc a Tong, full gown
3of heavy Chinese crepe, OF whiclitlles
y sleeves K, arc tigltssi tting and come only to
the elbow, whilt tsliangs % ,se from throat
her costumes, never removing itunless
( the toilet isBdceollcte. This China crepe
gown: Keeps her Nsnrm ond adds the fcqni-
Site fl,llnrss to her figure without in ihe
slightest degree impeding tlio freedom OF
her movements.
1t is this fact which permits that ex-
q,istc cquipose3 Of bodily movement and
the long sweeping motion Other arms.
Not only actors, but artists and scuptors
sat in the front row. during the Bernhard
season enticavorbSg 10 ;lcarnthe secret OF
her cat like, sinonsgracc. Much Of 1t is
natural, OF course. mud would be notice.
ableili'l any dress ,ii!l :niislar any circum.,
stnnecs, but mucltgofit Is also due totl,c
fact that the muscles OF her back, liips
and waist have never beencnicpllc, anil
stiiicne,l by tlte usesof stays. 4 Mrs Lang
try Is said to liave'a Beautiful figure Of tile
conventional sort, dresses well anil is
called graceful hut :wiienfthc two women
nrc placed si,le by side iii The photograph
which they had taken together, Sarah
l;crnliarlt Slows instantly the superiority
OF her whole toniito that OF tho. Beauty
The universal verdict Inns liccn that It
looked like the picture Of a la,ly ard her Z
maid, and Langtrys wasn't the lady.
l.angtry's is the perfcction or form hcyofd.
ding To the Enylisl, fas,ionablcc6,icE hid
as Du Nlnuricr pictures il iii his represent
tatlons OF society girls, That is to s:,y, her
waist is brought to an ideal smnllnrss:
her shoulders are squared and liitcds
broadcncd oht OF proportions TO tho rest of
her body, and rum tight lucing SHE Inns.
become chickcnbrcstcd. The ONLY real or
statues9ne beauty SHE has left Is tho OK
quisitc line from ,s.sycrown OF her head
down the nape Of her neck. Happily she
has not been able BY any artificial means
to spoil that But all around her body.
about two inches below tho arms, can DO
clearly seen through the silk, satin or
wool OF her gown q hard ridge which,
marks tho upper limit OF her corset. 'Ehc
same peculiar physiological phenomena
may be observed iIialinost every .,ctress
who has a Conversational reputation for
dressing well. IN sislco,i6ra' and rs
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DUFFY's CELEBRATED MALT wHIsKEY.

special attention given to Draociaa and f
hes ss vrdes Tor Wedding and Social Parties solicited
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mail receive prompt and careful :. - ef y
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ness and Will sell in lots Of from
ns VIII he to their interest to
send Baltimore and other cities when YOU can M
what you want in your State. - ~ ~ M sos
rae that under the cannot ship
thereiore orders must be accompanied with the
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THE Z: US 8
OLD RELL ABB E.

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We are no new candidates but our
election is sure, if the stranger IN
our gates will give ,is his custom IN ii
addition to that OF our old frienls
and customers. 3, u
All kinds Of Smithing, including
the manufacture Of :
HACKS, BUGGIEs& WAGONS
Horse shoeing and Repairs Of sail
kinds, will be promptly done CO our
chop near Esq, Yosta Mill. In asi.
dition, we are prepared 70 do III kinds
WOOD WORK s
on Wagons, Buggies ard Hacks. WS
have in our employ two; firsl nlass
rse;shoeras and gi,ara ntee IN or lsi
work to. give entire satisfaci osls. No
are always Son d strike and hit
when the stiron il Bot. Cali ats ali
hours. Lewis a. Josra & 4 =, 81; :,
Mar.25-1y. 3 Sc. g
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II the r.
beg oespectfuly invite public attention 10
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NURSERY STocE
ATTENTION i!

The undersigned keep always in
Stock Cooking and Heating Stoves
and repairs for Same. Plows and
repairs of all kinds. Wagons, Bng.
gies, Cano and Cider Mills, Corn
and Cob Crushers, Corn Shelters,
Wagon skeins, Sheet Iron, Zinc,
Furniture, Grass Seed, &c, 60.
Repairs for Engines, Threshing
Machines on hand or furnished at
short notice. Sewing Machines al
ways on hand and repairs for sama.
Please call Oh us for anything in
our line and if we should not have
it will orderit.
Septic. b. w. 4 J. sTRAs.
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We now have Stock amounting to fulIy
$4,000 If Hardware

that ne s bdng and to Mechanics say
WI make u to call mny want
q nl best grade Hach Foo.ad
spaas akes Grndaones and fix
vi from inches Nuts md Wash
Wagon Bow Staples Wagon Irons
s oss Cut hans Compass and Back Saws Spirit Le Glasses
and aaa rases Aage Auge screws Of ali s
asrew Ds Panes Of following kinds jack Fore Rabbit
fioorlng Ceing Plow Moulding Drawing Kmvo
p9ks sayes variety Rsp Saws Planes
aI md Iron Screws Cbakines Iffs od
Hinges all Door SPRING. atch
fnag msoe Plates Bull Rings Hog Rings Curry Combs Cards and
Sthe aud Basng Fuse Lead Shot CAPS
@ sss, ga n Bakers Kettles
he South in size twenty gallons h Lanterns
hangers Grow Curtain Nails
S and Ses Iron and Steel
Goat and Harness Hooks and Metal Fauee
spring balances OF good quality Chandelier Hooks Codcs Repair
Table and Shears and Scissors
Tubes sets Razors and
Slates Sadons and Tg Selves Maas
oil sizes OF Steel and Iron
IRE Monkey wenche Baksms Tonl ahaeany Knobs
WHICH Me eano hes and
we have the largest stock and prices and m
ouhd IN the county Come and try it yourselves ~ " oe
Very Respectfully
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or. Lost, between Rev. w.
w !, & l5's md Jeffcrsonyille, two
!, Ply Ply; pllls. The finder will be liberal.
l y. q ard by returning same to this
| ssllS,se, - April-8.Yt. 3
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ERUITl FRUITll FRUITi.l.

The undersigned, having nsais secured
from Jas. b. Mosby & Brother, whose nur-
series are near Richmind, Va, the agency
to sell all kinds of their
NDRSERY STOCK
in ,ho county of Tazewcll, will be pleased
to furnish nll persons who may call upon
him Curing the summary with anything in
this line that may DO wanted. He Inns seme-
thing new to offer, which cannot be had
from any ono else. He offers the finest Ap:
pies on record, and the celebrated New
Empire State, and Niagara Grape Vines.
WM. o. Yosr. Tazewell q. H., Va.
March IL, 3m.
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kfelsity is Oxford, in
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

the great railroad msgnste, U. p.
Huntingdon, iouAd himself with
party OF friends in the pilot house Of
the steamer on which our townsman,
Capt L s. Williamson, Is pilot. i
was just after the millionaire had
purchased the ferryboat and fran
chise OF the ferry crossing the Ohio
river at the city bearing his name,
paying therefor $4,000 and considered
worth $4,000. One OF the party asked
the captain IL he bad heard the news
Of the purchase, and the latter replied
that be had, and, with that elegant
profanity for which he is noted, re-
marked In the presence OF the railroad
king that Huntington ought 10 get
some id fool to run his business for
him." A general smile was passed
around in Williamson's ignorance Of
the presence Of Huntington, and
Snahy the millionaire remarked:
Young man, you have told me
more about my business than knew"
The acquaintance was not lost, for
Huntington admired the independ.
ence Of Williamson, and when the
boat landed at the Queen City he re.
marked tina, II Williamson ever
needed situation TO apply 10 him aud
he would aid him." The story ia char.
scteristic Of Williamson, for independ-
epce II "ne Of the strongest traits Of
N ChAtartar